Zere Abisheva from AUCA, Environmental Management 4-year

 
The university club fair is an exciting and vibrant event that takes place at the beginning of each academic year. It serves as a fantastic opportunity for students to explore a wide range of extracurricular activities and organizations on campus.

Asel Dzhovozova from American University of Central Asia (Software Engineering, 4- year) about Summer school in Budapest.

Empowering the Next Generation of Central Asian Scientists through the CARIN ECS Program. The Central Asia Regional Information Network (CARIN) regional workshop, held from the 11th to the 17th of September 2023, marked the beginning of an exciting journey for aspiring Early Career Scientists (ECS) from Central Asia.

My journey at the American University of Central Asia has been a significant chapter in my life, and I'm delighted to share more about my experiences. I am Sezim Askarbekova, a proud member of the class of 2023, and I pursued a major in Anthropology and International Development.

Legends of FC Barcelona played against the Legends of Asia team in Bishkek.  At the heart of this linguistic bridge, in this event, were a group of talented AUCA students, Zharkynai Maratbek kyzy BA-120, Mamatalieva Leila ECO-120, Tadzhimatov Bilaliddin BA-119, who took on the roles of English-Spanish translators, ensuring that the players and fans could connect seamlessly across language barriers.

Anipa Almazbek kyzy, student of AUCA, Liberal Arts,Urban Planning and Design, 3-year

Zere Abisheva (Environmental Management, senior) From July 24th to 28th, I attended the summer course "Geospatial Technologies for Building Resilience," hosted at Central European University (CEU) in Budapest.

From July 24 to 28, a group of 6 students and 4 faculty from the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) participated in a five-day summer school on "Geospatial Technologies for Building Resilience" at the Central European University (CEU) in Budapest, Hungary.

From July 24 to 28, a group of 6 students and 4 faculty from the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) participated in a five-day summer school on "Geospatial Technologies for Building Resilience" at the Central European University (CEU) in Budapest, Hungary. The workshop, which included attendees from various departments such as Environmental Sustainability and Climate Science, Applied Geology, Economics, and Software Engineering, aimed to explore the practical applications of geospatial technologies in disaster resilience and climate change mitigation.